They say don’t judge a book by its cover, but can you judge a book by its font? Letterer, Lauren Hom, probably does just that, being an expert in her field.
Her bold and graphic lettering is known for its playfulness and wit. Making good use of pen and paper, Hom’s typography covers anything from cards and posters to magazines and notebooks; working for giants like Starbucks, Google, TIME Magazine, and Microsoft.
“I find that I’m happiest when creating; so, when I’m not working, you can find me—HAHA just kidding when am I not kind of working on something?” she writes on her website.
“My least favorite letter to draw is probably K,” she admitted in an interview with Dumb Questions. “I’ve been lettering for four years and they still bamboozle me all the time. I don’t know if I have disdain for any other letter form in that same way. K’s can suck it.”
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